Rumsfeld visits Afghanistan as Afghan leader vows aid
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld meets interim prime minister Hamid Karzai near Kabul to bolster Afghan stability and aid the fight against terror. He cautions that capturing Taliban leader Omar and bin Laden will take time as U.S. forces press the operation around Tora Bora and foreign fighters.
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Roosevelt crew enjoys day of rest at sea
On the USS Theodore Roosevelt sailors took a break from weeks of night shifts to day schedule as the Stennis replaces the Vinson. The ship held a battle of the bands and basketball and volleyball on deck while Eid al Fitr observed by a dozen Muslims.
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Afghan women face new sharia limits after Taliban rule ends
In Herat Afghanistan prosecutors oversee cases where women charged with leaving their husbands or adultery face possible prison or death under a revived strict Islamic code. Officials say some reform exists in public appearance rules but core social restrictions remain. A dozen women have been arrested on morals charges since the Taliban’s fall, with trials beginning as women appear in interrogation rooms behind burqas and male escorts continue to be deemed necessary by authorities.
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Aftermath of Sept 11 Triggers Widespread PTSD Reactions
In New York, survivors and witnesses describe acute stress reactions and lingering nightmares after the World Trade Center attack. Experts note loud noises trigger reexperienced fear, with many reporting hypersensitivity and anxiety years after the event.
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